What is the score?

What is a score? Fraction, also called "decimal", is a few tenths. For example, 10% is one tenth, 50% is five tenths, and 78% is 7.8 tenths ... When writing numbers, it should be noted that the numbers around the word "Cheng" (some only have the numbers on the left) should be written as China numbers. Percentages can also be expressed as percentages, such as 10% is 10%, 50% is 50%, and 78% is 78%. ...

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Fractions are often used to explain agricultural harvests. For example, 1: last year's grain output was 50,000 Jin, and this year's grain output is more than last year's 1000 Jin, so the percentage of this year's grain output is 1.5 = 0.2, which means that this year's grain output is 20% more than last year's.

Example 2: This year, the wheat yield increased by 20% compared with last year, while the apple yield decreased by 10% compared with last year. These "20%" and "10%" are used to illustrate the harvest. "Ten percent" is one tenth, and when rewritten as a percentage, it is10%; "20%" means two tenths, and when it is rewritten as a percentage, it is 20%.

In statistics, there are only two forms of alternating symbols, and the ratio of the number of units with or without a symbol to the total number of units is called a number. Equivalent to percentage, 10% is 10%, not 1%, 35% is 35%, and 85% is 85%.

One number is the fraction of another number, generally referring to the ratio: standard labor should be found in the production group, compared with each other and evaluated as a number. Usually used in industrial and agricultural production, indicating the increase of output. A few percent is a few tenths.